Full of or abounding in honey or sweetness.

figurative. Sweet, pleasant, delightful; (of speech, words, music, etc.) soothing, soft, mellifluous.

figurative. Of speech, words, music, etc.: sweet, honeyed; pleasant-sounding, flowing, musical.

in figurative use, passing into adjective (with superlative sugarest, sug(e)rest): Sugary, sweet. Obsolete.

Full of sweetness.

figurative. Deliciously or alluringly sweet; honeyed; deceitfully or flatteringly pleasant; also, excessively or offensively sweet. Also adv.

Full of honey or sweetness; honeyed.

‘seasoned’ or imbued with sweetness.

Very sweet or pleasant; honeyed. Now rare.

Resembling cream in some quality. figurative. Soft and rich, luscious.

Of immaterial things, esp. of language or literary style: Sweet and highly pleasing to the eye, ear, or mind. Chiefly in unfavourable use, implying…

figurative. Chiefly in playful or sarcastic use: Sweet.

That causes a flow of saliva into the mouth, appetizing; (figurative) desirable, highly attractive.

resembling sugar candy; (chiefly figurative) sweet, pleasant.

Delightful, luscious.

delicious, delectable; also as int.